America at 250: Media, Patriotism, and Perspective (Hour 4)
Hour 4 centers on reflection, gratitude, and the contrasting narratives shaping how Americans see their country heading into its 250th year. Heidi Harrison opens with a discussion on how media sensationalism distorts reality, then speaks with Navy SEAL Chris Wiley about the Freedom 250 celebration …
Questioning Contextualization? With C.R. Wiley
Missiologists are always talking about contextualizing the church to the surrounding culture. But should we accommodate to a post-Christian culture, or a culture of death like we see in the West today? It’s time for us to rethink the ubiquitous acceptance of the logic of contextualization, says C.R…
#38 THE GARDEN PRESS EVENT 2026 - Islington, London
In this episode of the podcast, I'm coming to you from the Garden Press Event 2026, where I've been talking to some of the most interesting and innovative people in the gardening world.
I first meet up with former guest Andrew Cousins from The Dipping Tank Company, whose rainwater-harvesting tank…
How Ranch Profits Can be Used to Grow a Real Estate Portfolio (WCP 502)
When times are good in any sector of the economy it presents an opportunity to grow the business or diversify by investing outside of the sector in which we are most heavily invested. Chris Wiley has been a successful real estate investor for many years. He has done this while also holding down oth…
Chris Wiley @hotiaichris 😉
We started with a question from George as always and Marc and Jamie got it wrong again! This week about the biggest flower in the world.
Tonight we had the horticultural lifer Chris Wiley who has been gardening since the age of 8 and even asked for a greenhouse as a present.
Chris has had such a fa…
The sweet success of royal approval
This week Colin talks to Chris Wiley, founder of Sow Successful Ltd, whose Harkstead horticultural business has gone from strength to strength since he launched it in 2020.
Having always nurtured a keen interest in plants, Chris previously worked for a large horticultural firm, where he ran plant …
What St. Anthony can teach us about A.I. - C.R. Wiley
Today I welcome C.R. Wiley back to the show to talk about his most recent book, Manmade: Saint Anthony’s Guide to Surviving the AI Apocalypse. We discuss the life of St. Anthony, why it still matters for Christians today, and the surprising lessons we can learn from him about dealing with A.I. here…
Episode 391- OLD NEWS plus Lucien Smith mini-tribute
This episode is a mix of excerpts from OLD NEWS (Jeff Weiss's nightly email blast of art-related content) and a Lucien Smith obituary, including comments from readers of the obit more than the obituary itself.
George Stoll, a comment from The Art Daddy, and passages from a long Atlantic article by…
EP 123: “You Have to Have Fun.” Critic Andrew Russeth on Careers That Last
Andrew Russeth knows art. As Editor-in-Chief at Artnet News and a critic for nearly two decades, he sees more art than almost anyone in the art world. In this episode, he and Paddy Johnson dig into what keeps a career going over the long haul and why even artists with name recognition still have ca…
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